„… Gestimmtheit verbindet, diedas existentiale Gewissen und Schuldigkeit hervorrufen, hat die Verfassungdes …” „… »phänomenologisch tiefere Schicht des von Heidegger bestimmten exis-tentialen Gewissens und existentialen …” „… existentiales Scheitern enthüllt und damit selbsteine dafür unberührte, transzendente Instanz ist. So vor den …”

„… « werden hier also existential verstanden. Mit Erwähnung von Sartre geht es dabei darum, wie der Mensch …” „… realisie-ren könnte, aber durch das mögliche Auftauchen existentialer Erfahrun-gen auch gefährdet ist. Im …” „… psychoanalytische Triebtheorie in ein existentiales Verständnis des Leibes und die …”

„… existentialer Er-fahrungen auch gefährdet ist. Im Grunde bedeutet dies, dass wir uns von diesem …” „… Grundbedingungen der eigenen Existenz und der Betreffende ist auch bereit, sich den existentialen Emotionen zu …”

„… system, and significant patterns of anger,frustration, along with great difficulties in commit-ment and …” „… . His dominant emotions are anger,jealousy and fear of abandonment. He also lackscommunication skills …” „… pressingproblem, as well as helping the family meet its exis-tential needs in housing, education and …”

„… existentially rich and weighty sense of shared reality, which at times feels more like existential dread, finds …” „… practices within my profession (philosophy), which I see as an existential calling, bear this out.As you …” „… . Anger. Nausea. Words do things. They carry the vestiges of the bloody and brutal contexts which gave …”

„… , to unsettle their sense of existen-tial, social, and ethical comfort. I want them to tarry with the …” „… grounds themselves within the muck and mire of historical facticity, political turmoil, existential …” „… existential and social “I” that I am is predicated upon a collective “we.”5 By the way, I think that it is …”

„… Indexleveling up/leveling down in envy, 5, 132, 134–35, 142n7, 142n9liget (anger/energy/passion), 31limited good …” „… doctrine), defined, 97anger at inanimate objects, 207apet (envy), 31applied ethics, 12appraisal theory, 223 …” „… , 202emotional regimes, 15, 182, 184–93emotionsambivalent emotional experience, 7anger at inanimate …”

„… as “anger/energy/passion” (Yang 2013, 204), a highly valued emotional experi-ence that was culturally …” „… , examined cross-cultural variations in the associative meanings of the emotion terms envy, jealousy, anger …” „… associations between color terms and the emotion terms envy, anger, fear, and jealousy among 661 college …”

„… 77Chapter 4“I Could Have Been You” Existential Envy and the SelfÍngrid Vendrell FerranEnvy is a …” „… kind of envy has been labeled as “existential envy” (Fernández de la Mora 2000; Scheler 2010; Taylor …” „… , existential envy is characterized by a weaken-ing of the distinction between the envied good and the envied …”

„… ’: Existential Envy and the Self.” Vendrell Ferran is an established scholar of the emotions in the continental …” „… exis-tentialist works, to investigate the notion of existential envy, a globalizing form of envy where the object …” „… in existential envy: after an initial stage in which the envier tar-gets aspects of the envied that …”

„… moral properties.Other titles in this series:The Moral Psychology of Anger, edited by Myisha Cherry and …” „… ”: Existential Envy and the Self 77Íngrid Vendrell FerranChapter 5: Envy, Compassion, and the Buddhist (No)Self …”

„… when this person displays anger. A third cue, specific for benign versus malicious may be whether the …” „… Social Hierarchies 59Vendrell Ferran, I. 2022. “‘I Could Have Been You’: Existential Envy and the Self …”